FanGirl

I recently watched FanGirl (2024) on Tubi. The storyline centers on a famous influencer who launches a contest: spend a day with her or take $5,000. Believe it or not, someone actually chooses the day with her over the money. Naturally, a serial killer sees this as the perfect opportunity to murder the winner, assume her identity, and get close to the influencer.

Directed by Felicia Rivers (How 2 Catch a Baller), the film stars Charity "Lovely Badazz" Alston (No New Friends), London Sharper (Boyfriend Killers), Asia Ifield (He Loves Me Not), and Isabel Ann.

As you might expect from a Tubi original, the dialogue, character interactions, and acting are painfully awkward and wildly inauthentic. I'll give credit where it's due-the first shower scene was solid-but the kills that followed were almost impressively bad. Eliza, the influencer, might be the worst depiction of a famous person I've ever seen-though I'll admit her "relations" were entertaining in their own way.

In conclusion, FanGirl is about as bad as you'd expect. I'd give it a 2/10 and recommend skipping it.

Please, PLEASE... do better. I watched this... video, movie, whatever you want to call it, with my lover, and let me tell you. This... was a painful watch, There's not enough substances in the world that could make you like this movie. It was really that bad, If anything, it's fun to laugh at, But this was definitely not something you was suppose to laugh at.

Ms. Rivers please don't make anymore "Thrillers" or "Dramas". You do not have the budget for it, nor the actors, nor the skills.

After watching the doll movie you made, I thought "This couldn't get any worse, right? Surely, her movies can't be worse than Silk White's, right?" Welp I was really, really, REALLY wrong.

So please Ms. Rivers... Do better.